17 July 1810 1. Gen

Fallacies Ch. | | Ins employ mass

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As to the Outs, they it must be observed, they in their position and so long as they occupy that position have no such abuses or imperfections which they are under any obligation of defending: to them /their purpose the[?] in such their position and capacity/ therefore no fallacy in so far as it belongs to that stock, so far as it is not employable /applicable/ but to the purpose of defending whatsoever is in use can be rendered subservient.

One parcel indeed there are /is/, the /common/ property of which to the contents of which belongs the common property of being capable of being applied on either side applied to the purposes of that side. But when those either-side fallacies are deducted, still of those which are applicable /employable/ to us but are of these situations to the exclusion of the other, there remains a great overplus applicable to no other side than that of the Ins.